y ._ Ij Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1966 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FLORENCE Bridal Shop O After-5 GOWNS and FORMALS for Pledge Formals Also Custom arnd Ready-Made Gowns' or Brides and Bridesmaids 303 S. Main. . Phone 662-5878 Open Mon. & Fri. evenings 'til 9 MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY CHANUKA SWINGING NEW YEAR LOVE, Student Book Service 1215 S. University HAPPY HOLIDAYS BUY NOW: 18 Shopping Days Un1tol Christinas With only 18 more shopping days and shops to choose from. The until Christmas and finals just a heavy concentration of stores in few days away the pressure is cer- this area is ideal for hurried tainly building up for students. Christmas shopper.s The prospect of fighting the last Arborland, easily accessible by minute shoppers after a trying set car or bus, offers an additional of exams is a grim one indeed. market for gift ideas. Located at Fortunately for students, Ann Arborland are Hughes, Hatcher, Arbor is an excellent market for Suffrin; Montgomery Wards; J.C. gift selections. Ann Arbor stores Penneys; Winkelmans; Grahms; are exceptional in quality and and many others. quantity. How fortunate we are to j Detroit, only forty minutes from have a readily available market to Ann Arbor, opens up still another- ease our holiday ;hopping prob- market for Christmas shoppers. lems. In addition to the downtown shop- The State Street and South Uni- ping area students will find East- versity areas offer a variety of land, Westland and Northland ladies' and men's apparel stores, shopping centers attractive places I. 71 N I it e AI ~6arocueInstruments Instrumnents from around the wVorid 5 S jewelry stores, hobby shops, book- stores, and an amazing assortment of specialized gift stores. Just a few blocks from campus and stretching for several blocks is Ann Arbor's downtown shopping area. This area affords studentsI many additional department stores to fill their holiday needs. The advertisements in this sup- plement should be of help to you in suggesting many Christmas gift ideas and a variety of holiday items. Shop through the pages of The Michigan Daily - a helpful guide to your holiday needs. Mexico: A Land of Sunshine Hola ! This is the greeting that provides a great change of pace and colonial past blend with the Mexico, the friendly land, offers from the slush and cold of Michi- comforts and refinements of mad- the adventuresome college student, gan. ern life. Mexico has preserved its along with a holiday of sun and Mexico is a perpetual invitation great artistic treasures and tra- excitement, spiced with all the at- to become acquainted with an ex- ditions at the same time that it mosphere of a foreign land. Its un- traordinary world in which the has kept in step with contempor-! rivaled climate of eternal spring splendor of the native heritage. ary progress. .. As famous as its pyramids and colonial-style c a t h e d r a 1 s and PLAN NOW: churches are its deluxe hotels, and *_ elegant typical restaurants where the gourmet may savor the deli- cacies of Mexico as well as those Following1 the S* -.cmmnto itentinlhusie But what's there to do? In Mex- ico, with its fascinating past and dazzling present this is no prob- lem. To catch the flavor of the Spanish influence, a, bull fight in Tijuana might first be in order. You've made it! Finals are over plays in a delightful climate. The There are also many historic folk and you're still alive-just barely, nightclubs are unlimited and have traditions which will fascinate the maybe, but alive. Well, after the national entertainment for you. visitor as will the majestic relics initial collapse is over, what are For the gals, if you can ever of an ancient culture. you going to do? Sit and look at drag yourself out of the sun, Mi- For those who like to "do more" slush and mud? Of course not! ami offers unusual specialty shops. and "observe less," Mexico is filled Follow the sun to Miami Beach, Since Miami has a sun and fun with opportunities. Acapulco is the "Playground of the World", atmosphere all year round, the fast becoming a by-word for those and forget pressure, papers, and selection of bathing suits is really who are looking for sun, fun, and exams, lying on a sandy beach j good, from bikini to . . .! Also, the i adventure. Located on the Westj under a blazing sun. many things made in alligator coast of Mexico, with the Pacific Don't expect to sit too long, should be a first on your list of I Ocean at its door, the water though, because in Miami, there special purchases. sports, beaches, and night life is always something going on! The In the area right around Miami, provide everything that a daring beach is the place for activity there are also great things to do, spirit could ask for. both day and night. During the' oYu might try going to Musa Isle Mexico is easily accessible by day, the ocean will provide the and watch the Seminole Indians plane for the student on a holiday place for any sport you might wrestle the alligators. The Semi- vacation. The country's handsome swi gtakskiing subing, sa iing, noles, by the way, are the only capital, Mexico City, would bea You name it and it's on Miami tribe which didntmsin abuteace way to see the many varied as- Beach ! The parties on the beach {treaty with Uncle Sam,bu they wyt e h ayvre s areinformal andes on tinuous.h don't hate us any more and are pects of this fascinating ancient- are informal and continuou' strictly nonvioilent. Another high modern country is to travel on its Bingean extra six-pack and you'lpoint would be Hialeah racetrack, modern highway system, either by be the hit of the evening,.seilyo lmnoDywe bus or car. Your travel agent1 The nightlife in Miami, besides the flamingoes are let out of the would be the best person to sees the beach is as diversified as you garden, and the Indians chase concerning the arrangements of! could wish. The places frequented them around the track. The color your trip, and he will be able to by another "U of M" crowd, Uni- is better than the NBC peacock! give you excellent advice on howl versity of Miami, are the Ale to make the most of your holiday House and Varsity Inn, which The ways to get to Miami are in the sun. provide an atmosphere which is as numerous. oFr those who don't No matter what you do or where unique as the P-Bell's or Bimbo's want to spend one more minute in you go in Mexico, this friendly here in Ann Arbor. There are also a winter climate, planes depart ev- land of sun, of clear, blue skies, many fine dining places for your ery day to the "Playground of the of immortal art and dynamic pro- enjoyment. Try the Mai Kai, where World." Driving isn't bad either, gress offers you a perfect, unfor- you can order a pineapple drink since I-75, which goes right past gettable voyage of fun and ad- served in a real pineapple with a Ann Arbor, goes all the way down venture in the sun. straw, or Tom's Fish Market on to the "Sunshine State", and then Biscayne. Bay, where a Florida it's only a hop, skip, and a jump lobster is really a pleasant experi- on U.S.-1 to Miami. But no mat- ence for the gourmet. The Coco- ter how you go, just follow the nut Grove Playhouse offers a sun to Miami Beach and have a Books for Gifts Mexico's scenic valleys are but one of ti country that make it another exciting -- -- -- -- --- - GIVE A TO OF ELEGAt Buy Greeting Cards Now The holiday spirit is growing morecand more each day. Santa has come down from the North Pole and made his yearly pilgrim- age down Fifth Avenue to visit his biggest competition-Macy's Toy- land. The Ann Arbor card and gift shops are brimming over, with every conceivable type of greeting and wish, from Santa wishing you a Happy Hanukah to a beautifull 209 S State St. 665-8001 Crrier and Ives paintaing reflect- ing the serenity and peace that accompanies this time of the year. The Post Office will soon be barking cries of mail your Christ- mas greetings now to be sure of Christmas delivery. That card you liked so much yesterday will be gone, so whether you buy them by the box, or spend time selecting just the right card for the right person, start looking early before the crowds grow unbearable. (' 'I -t+ tt U f4 " " *4 . .t+4 Imported Horn Wire Pin Available in silver a $250 to $3 4*- 4 4r0 1} A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT A CAMPUS TRADITION The Monogrammed Circle Pin NOW Pierced Earrings .4 *a s +- K - + POST OFFICE DEADLI NES: Regular: Dec. 10-15 Air Mail: Dec. 15-20 Parcel Post: Dec. 4-10 9acotion chance for you to see Broaduway' ',net ut ay ~ lk'vacadtionI.. Drops and Post Styles To Match Christmas is cisoon, so you come in and see our variety of imported SCHRISTMAS CARDS INDIA ART SHOP 330 Maynard TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! ouie ocvend & GIFTS Travel Greyhound for $99 Throughout U.S.A., Canada ; 9!!P. as 3 sw 5 Te3M5,s3. .w °3w r"r"eSw kC sA S i About four years ago, Grey- hound introduced a new travel- by-bus plan in an attempt to get more people to travel during the winter months. For $99, one can travel any- where Greyhound goes in the United States and Canada. There are only twc restrictions: 1) that the trip must be completed with- in 99 d.ays, and 2) that the same route cannot be traversed twice. For example, one might be travel- ing from Detroit to New York, and then decide to go north to Bos- ton. He could later g- south, pass- ing through New York; however, he could not go to Boston again from New York. Greyht-und also insists that the traveller have a general idea of the citi !s he will be going to visit. This is done so that tickets can be issued for passage between points. But the issuance of these tickets does not compel the holder to follow the route first laid out. Any time during the trip he can ask Greyhound to reissue his tickets so that he can go to places other than the ones he originally desired to visit. This is done with the provision that he doesn't pass through the point of origin. If you want to visit places in the U.S. and Canada you've never seen, "Go Greyhound, and leave the drmving to us!" MAST'S ___TWO STORES- CAMPUS 619 E. Liberty St. Open Monday Nights Op J P-A VIP fr r4 ChHiettnare 9dea Student Book Service 1215 S. University 312 S. State St Mon. and Fri. 9:00 Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sot.' Pins .:. 3.00 to 7.5o SNOW AND SURF: Travel to Exciting California In Search of Fun, Adventure, Pierced Earrings 4.50 to 15.00 Engraved Free /, . + I ( f $ arcade jewelry shop ref 16 nickel arCade --* .g *': * * * 7$- -* Want a vacation that's as diver- sified as night and day? Do you want snow skiing and ocean surf- ing within a few hours of each other? Do you want the thrilling excitement of a sprawling metro- polis and the grand splendors of nature only miles apart? Then California is for you! California offers anything you could want. Sun and fun are yours in the southern part of the state while the majestic mountains in the north offer great skiing op- portunities. Picturesque S a n Francisco has its great Golden Gate, Fisherman's Wharf, and ca- ble cars, besides its unique China- town, which is like stepping into another country. Seeing bustling Los Angeles and Hollywood will bring to life all the places you'vej heard so much about-Wilshire Boulevard, "Sunset Strip", and the fashionable homes of Bel-Air and Beverly Hills. And an absolute must, of course, is Disneyland. If nothing else, it will revive the memories of your Mickey Mouse Club days (you aren't that old!). Places to stay in California are no problem, and your choice is as wide as the horizon, from a lavish hotel to a beach cottage. Getting to California quickly means a plane trip, since you probably don't want to spend your precious days of vacation fighting traffic. For a holiday vacation that has everything you could ask for in the way of sun, fun, and adven- ture, California is for you. Have a ;reat time ! You'll love Muffins the cozy slipper from Oomphies Madeof fineleatheror suede with fluffy shearling collar and lining-there is nothing in this world more comfortable and adorable than MUFFIN Toasted English, Cranberry, Winterberry Golden Corn Muffin $700_ Y. ..k